When I look at the BOM overview for my products I find to my surprise that I cannot get the Total cost printed in the printable version.
In the summary on the webpage it is all there e.g.
FYI @jake.
It is almoist achivable by modifying the document pdf_component_table.tt under the Custom Documents menu under config settings under admin menu…
Just add this to the end.
[% END %]
[% END %]
<tr>
<td colspan=11> <b>Unit cost:</td> <td colspan=2 align=right><b>[% total_ext_cost.format_currency(total_precision) %] </b></td>
</tr>
[% IF !level %]
</table>
[% END %]
However that only works in the old version and also I cannot seem to find the build_qty parameter in the object structure. So it will not scale when you increase the build quantity.
If you’d like for our engineering team to take a look at your custom doc there and determine what might be causing the content to extend beyond the page boundaries, we can check with them and get an estimate for you.
If you want to continue working on it on your own, a couple of things to check would be to make sure you don’t have any elements with defined widths forcing things to overflow, and also that you don’t have any print settings in your browser that might be affecting the scale of the document as it tries to print.
Best of luck! Let us know if you need to have our engineers take a look.
Hi,
You are miss understanding the problem.
It is not an issue of me running out of space on page boundries.
It is Cetec not scaling the roll up cost on the BOM overview and showing the total.
So if you look at the picture below where I print the bom overview for building 1 PCHFUMI ICEMINT 0.7G 11MGP.
it calculates the roll up cost fine.
but if i build 100 it does not calculate the total roll up cost and print it.
Not in the overview nor in the printable version
That can’t be right.
If a collegue of mine asks what’s the cost of producing 100 units of product x I would like to easily show them what the roll up cost is.
They do not want to get the calculator each time to figure out what the roll up cost is for the specific qantity they asked for because I can only show them how much it costs to produce 1.
Below are a few more examples of the BOM Overview not totaling correctly or at all in some cases. The Labor often does not appear in the total and sometimes the Roll Up cost does not appear. It’s a real mess. I am having to calcuate all cost totals manually and have multiple pages open just to find the cost of a single product.